Josh
February 17th 04, 07:26 PM
Still having this problem, I downloaded new drivers for
my NIC (Intel pro/100 ve) and turned the QoS packet
schedueler back on. People can hear me now with the
packet schedueler on, but I still cut out on the other
end.
Could this have anything to do with noise/echo
cancellation technology that messenger uses. In the past
people say I go silent when I am not talking, now, it
seems to be happening when I am talking.
Anybody have any ideas, I am almost out of them.
Thanks, Josh
>-----Original Message-----
>I am having a problem during my audio conversations. I
>can hear the other person fine, they can me, but
complain
>I am constantly cutting in and out. I have already
>disabled the QoS packet Schedueler as nobody could hear
>me before I did that.
>
>I am behind a router, and SMC, but tried bypassing the
>router, same problem. I also tried a different mic,
>still the same problem.
>
>I am running messenger 6.1 & windows xp pro on the ASUS
>P4P800-VM
>(http://usa.asus.com/products/mb/socket478/p4p800-
>vm/overview.htm) with onboard audio and NIC.
>
>Any help would be much appreciated.
>Thanks, Josh
>.
>
my NIC (Intel pro/100 ve) and turned the QoS packet
schedueler back on. People can hear me now with the
packet schedueler on, but I still cut out on the other
end.
Could this have anything to do with noise/echo
cancellation technology that messenger uses. In the past
people say I go silent when I am not talking, now, it
seems to be happening when I am talking.
Anybody have any ideas, I am almost out of them.
Thanks, Josh
>-----Original Message-----
>I am having a problem during my audio conversations. I
>can hear the other person fine, they can me, but
complain
>I am constantly cutting in and out. I have already
>disabled the QoS packet Schedueler as nobody could hear
>me before I did that.
>
>I am behind a router, and SMC, but tried bypassing the
>router, same problem. I also tried a different mic,
>still the same problem.
>
>I am running messenger 6.1 & windows xp pro on the ASUS
>P4P800-VM
>(http://usa.asus.com/products/mb/socket478/p4p800-
>vm/overview.htm) with onboard audio and NIC.
>
>Any help would be much appreciated.
>Thanks, Josh
>.
>